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Down to Earth
...so don’t even argue with me because I cannot defend my opinions that way) that there’s a problem in Experimental aviation. People are taking on projects and building aircraft, and...
Completions
...enjoyed the building process, especially meeting other Seawind builders. I fly the plane in the Chesapeake Bay area and do at least one or two landings on the water each...
Light Stuff
...hand controls for rudder operation. He presently flies an Ercoupe. Having this airplane your way might involve building it rather than buying the SLSA version. One advantage is that the...
25th Anniversary: Builder Assistance
If our glimpses into the history of homebuilding over the last quarter century have illustrated anything, its that change is the constant. Certainly there have been innovative advances in design...
What’s New
...building time required to build our newer designs like the RV-10 and the Light Sport RV-12, we look forward to seeing the next thousand RVs fly in an even shorter...
Grinvalds Orion
...to prevent over-rotating. With the gear retracted, the Orion climbs at an acceptable 800 fpm with the speed building to 80 KIAS; power was set at 25 inches of manifold...
Meet the Grizzly
...build your own Beaver-size aircraft and call it the Grizzly. Another motivation for building this airplane was to showcase the company’s 550-shaft-horsepower Pratt & Whitney PT6A conversions, which have flown...
Shockwave
...25 as this is being written, and the order book is (finally) building nicely. Furthermore, de-icing systems for Lancair Legacies, Velocities and RV-10s are also in the works. Now that...
Air Power
...run the CNC machine. Hand porting software develops naturally as the technician practices his craft with no intermediate steps, but building CNC software is best developed using some physical structure...
To Launch a Light Sport
...Ive described it. They did occur as they should have, but given availabilities, inclinations, setbacks and weather, things never go by the book. Thats part of the fun of building...
